SuperVisa for parents from India - their visitor visa was rejected twice

[orionD]

Hello!
I have tried for a visitor visa for my parents twice, but both times their visa was rejected with a generic reason (we don't believe you would leave, etc.). After their 2nd rejection, I applied for GCMS notes, and that's when I got to know that they rejected their visa because I hadn't submitted my father's defense force's details (posting locations, positions held, etc). I had no idea about it (I am still in a shock how IRCC rejected their application twice without even once asking for the missing information).
Fast forward, after two years now I am thinking to apply their super visa. I was thinking: would it increase their chances of acceptance if I apply for my mother's super visa separately, and later for my father's? What would increase their chances of acceptance ?

 

[canuck78]

Hello!
I have tried for a visitor visa for my parents twice, but both times their visa was rejected with a generic reason (we don't believe you would leave, etc.). After their 2nd rejection, I applied for GCMS notes, and that's when I got to know that they rejected their visa because I hadn't submitted my father's defense force's details (posting locations, positions held, etc). I had no idea about it (I am still in a shock how IRCC rejected their application twice without even once asking for the missing information).
Fast forward, after two years now I am thinking to apply their super visa. I was thinking: would it increase their chances of acceptance if I apply for my mother's super visa separately, and later for my father's? What would increase their chances of acceptance ?

IRCC does have to ask for more records before denying a TRV. Expect your father to face the same issue with a supervisa and likely longer processing. You may want your mother to apply separately if she is prepared to visit without your father.